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Crim 133- Criminal Investigations Outline
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Crim 133- Criminal Investigations Outline
❖ Question one
❖ Question Two
❖ Question Three
❖ Question Four
❖ Question Five
❖ Question Six
❖ Question Seven
❖ Question Eight
❖ Question Nine
❖ Question Ten
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Crim 133- Criminal Investigations
Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
Course Number and Name
Instructor’s Name
Due Date
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Crim 133- Criminal Investigations
Question one
The non-real form of criminal investigation, in this case, involves the T.V shows such as
CSI that attempt to relate to the real world of a criminal investigation. In essence, the portrayal is
through investigations, the emergence of crime scenes, criminals being investigated, and suspects
being in custody. In this regard, the criminal investigator is similar to the real because both
involve the police force, who has the role of figuring and fighting crimes while arresting
criminals (Weitzer & Kubrin, 2004). Notably, the similarity also stems out when suspects get
interrogated or places in custody for further interrogation. On the other hand, the criminal
investigator in T.V shows such as CSI is different from the real world in that the misconception
in T.V shows the amount of time it takes to uncover the crime. Unlike in the real world, T.V
shows uncover a crime in hours, yet it takes months in the real world hence the difference.
Another difference is how easy investigators are making blood appear while collecting
evidence in the vicinity of the crime scene. However, in reality, the process is not that simple,
and there is a lot involved during crime evidence collection. Therefore, the representation neither
has nor benefited the investigation process used in the real world because, in reality, crime T.V
shows do not relate to real-life law enforcement. The reason being, most of the police work on
T.V shows is mythical and misconceived, making the police work look complicated while, in the
real world, it is different.
Question Two
The five goals to be completed during a preliminary investigation incorporate recording
the location, date, and time of the crime incident, establishing the scene’s dimensions, securing
the scene, conducting an assessment, and then going into the scene (Bjelland & Dahl, 2017). The
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first goal being recording the location, date, and time of the incident completes effective
communication between the investigator and the witnesses around. Establishing the dimension of
the scene completes the narrative of the whole crime scene vicinity. In essence, it establishes
where the scene started and ended. Securing the scene is whereby the investigator places the
yellow tapes to indicate that the area is a crime scene and o...
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